a change in the worlds way of scooter-traveling

I've recently purchased the yamaha zuma 125 2010 model. It so far is amazing at the mpg. It has 123 mpg so gas prices are a thing of the past! It is not only a smart way of traveling, but it is a fun way to get around. It has a fine and sporty look and has room for 2! I strongly reccomend everyone l...ooking for a great scooter, to look no further than the Zuma 125! Read Full Review

FUN FUN FUN

I recently bought a 2009 Zuma 125 as an vehicle I could easily strap to my RV motor home or just go to the end of the street and get the mail. The Zuma has become much more that. I make excuses to run to the store on it. Very fun to ride! Now my dog goes crazy everytime I get near it and wants me to... strap him up and take him for a run. Top speed is about 58mph, $4 to fill the gas tank with a 100 mile cruising range. Very peppy and fun to ride. Handles well and no problems so far...Good scooter - lots of fun. Read Full Review

The Mad Max scooter.

Think about it, Mad Max would be riding this after he runs out of fuel for his interceptor police car. Bulletproof reliable and great fuel milage. Read Full Review

Frita and Me

I am a 21 year old, with a yellow Yamaha Zuma 125. I've ridden with her off-road a few times, with little difficulty. I take her 30 miles back and to school everyday, on top of running errands.

Her name is Frita, and I'm going to keep her 'till she leaves me for scoot heaven. Read Full Review

Had a Zuma 125 in South America

Was built there, too. Had both kickstands, as well as electric & kickstart. First thing I noticed, is that the headlights are one over the other, rather than next to each other. Very peppy scoot. Great on gas, as most scoots are.

As mentioned above...more padding in the seat would be nice, as... well as having a totally waterproof seat. Read Full Review